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THE ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY OF BALFRON 49
THE FREE CHURCH.
There is a Free Church in Balfron in use principally for evening services
and under the charge of the Free Church minister of Killearn. It is the same
building which was built in 1800 by the Burgher congregation.
THE ROMAN CATHOLICS.
For many years the Roman Catholics held their services in an old weaver's
shop at the head of the village. About 1867 a neat little chapel was built in
Dunmore Street very much at the instance of Mrs. Cooper of Ballindalloch.

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Strathendrick, and its inhabitants from early times
DescriptionBy John Guthrie Smith. Glasgow: J. Maclehose and Sons,1896.
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